Book, Chapter

501        8, XXXVIII |        greater injury can befall a man than that he should be unable
502        8, XL      |    children for the fathers. Every man shall be put to death for
503        8, XL      |            sin." And again, "Every man that eateth the sour grape,
504        8, XLII    |          which Jesus suffered as a man, we shall. purposely say
505        8, XLIX    |            the spiritual nature of man. And they are rightly persuaded
506        8, L       |       honourable seed? The seed of man. What is a dishonourable
507        8, L       |    dishonourable seed? The seed of man." Moreover, Celsus thinks
508        8, LI      |           that no Christian and no man should ever swerve. But
509        8, LI      |          highest and final good of man, all passion is disallowed."
510        8, LII     |         animals, and especially of man, with all the innumerable
511        8, LIII    |       opinions as to the origin of man, and shows considerable
512        8, LIII    |     esteems the intention of every man who seeks Him and desires
513        8, LIV     |   humiliation exclaim, "O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver
514        8, LIV     |            it is not in vain for a man to submit to such sufferings,
515        8, LVI     |         the fire, so the spirit of man is tried, and is found to
516        8, LVI     |     affairs of this world; for "no man can serve two masters,"
517        8, LVIII   |         certain demon. The body of man is divided into thirty-six
518        8, LVIII   |        then, is there to prevent a man from giving honour to these
519        8, LX      |           recovery from disease, a man must either follow the inure
520        8, LXI     |       things,--whether that of the man who gives himself up to
521        8, LXI     |         all things, or that of the man who is curiously inquisitive
522        8, LXI     |        that the disposition of the man who is simpleminded and
523        8, LXI     |          like God; but that of the man who, for the sake of bodily
524        8, LXIV    |      savage in their hatred of the man who refuses to serve them
525        8, LXV     |       ofttimes sins along with the man of whom it gains possession,
526        8, LXVII   |           corn which strengtheneth man's heart, and the pleasant
527        8, LXVII   |       which rejoiceth the heart of man." And moreover, the fruit
528        8, LXVIII  |         king," he must be, not the man "whom the son of crafty
529        8, LXVIII  |         Saturn appointed," but the man to whom He gave the power,
530        8, LXVIII  |         who "raiseth up the useful man in time of need upon earth."
531        8, LXXII   |          the will of God, to every man. The consummation of all
532        8, LXXIV   |          if thou no more "die as a man, or fall as one of the princes."~